Mavericks Passes 100 Business Customers for Its AI Video Service NoLang

Mavericks, Inc. (headquartered in Bunkyo City, Tokyo; Shota Okuno, President and CEO), the Japanese company behind the AI video generation service NoLang, announced that more than 100 companies now use the NoLang business plan. NoLang generates a finished video in tens of seconds from existing material such as a PDF or a PowerPoint document. With the recently added Slide Generation feature, it has grown into a platform that covers everything from building slides to turning them into video. Companies adopt it because anyone can produce polished content in-house without specialist skills, and because its security is backed by ISMS certification. Adoption is spreading across manufacturing, finance, education, and the public sector. Passing 100 companies shows that NoLang has become a practical tool for organizations of any industry or size.

What NoLang is

NoLang is an AI video generation service. Give it an existing PDF or PowerPoint document, a link to a web page, or plain text, and the AI analyzes the content, writes the narration script, and handles the structure and editing of the video, finishing in tens of seconds. It ships with more than 100 stock avatars and more than 300 voices, plus features for creating an original avatar and cloning a voice, so anyone can produce a high-quality video immediately without video editing skills.

NoLang is used for internal training and how-to videos, IR and earnings presentations, vertical short videos for social media, and recruiting and PR content. Work that used to cost hundreds of thousands of yen and take several weeks through an outside production company can be done in minutes to tens of minutes.

More recently, NoLang added the Slide Generation feature, which builds slide decks automatically from text or a PDF. NoLang now supports business communication through both video and slides, and the ability to go from writing slides to publishing video in one place is its newest strength.

Growing demand for video and slides, and why companies choose NoLang

What the research says about video at work

Companies are using more video everywhere, from advertising and marketing to internal operations. On the external communication side, Japan’s video advertising market reached 724.9 billion yen in 2024, up 15.9 percent year over year, and is forecast to grow to 1.1471 trillion yen by 2028¹. Vertical video advertising grew fastest, up 71.1 percent year over year, so short-form communication on TikTok and YouTube Shorts is no longer limited to a few early adopters².

The same shift is happening inside companies. A J-Stream report on internal video use found that education and training was the most common purpose at 45.7 percent, followed by work manuals at 42.1 percent, making video a core tool for developing people and standardizing processes³. The B2B e-learning market in Japan also kept growing, reaching 123.2 billion yen in fiscal 2024, up 7.8 percent year over year, and is expected to expand further as interest in human capital management rises⁴.

The bottleneck in producing videos and slides

While demand grows quickly, many companies run into the cost of producing video. Outsourcing means hundreds of thousands of yen and several weeks per video. In a survey of 150 corporate staff, roughly 80 percent of companies that had outsourced video production reported problems such as quality falling short, missed deadlines, or going over budget⁵. Producing video in-house instead requires editing skills and equipment, which puts a heavy load on the person assigned to it.

The same problem applies to slides: presentation decks, proposals, and internal documents. Deciding on the structure and adjusting the design takes considerable time, and the workload keeps rising year after year. Wanting to use video but being unable to produce it consistently, and spending hours on every deck, has held back business communication at many companies.

Why companies choose NoLang

NoLang removes these obstacles and supports the use of content across the business. On top of finishing a video in minutes without specialist knowledge, the new Slide Generation feature lets teams write a deck and turn it into video on a single platform. There are many video production tools and many slide tools, but few services let a company produce both in the same environment, and a platform for producing slides and video end to end in-house is close to unique in Japan.

NoLang also meets the requirements specific to business customers. Log management supports internal controls, all stock material is copyright-cleared, and flexible account management makes team operation straightforward, which companies with strict compliance and security requirements value highly. On information security, NoLang holds ISO/IEC 27001 (ISMS) international certification, and adoption is progressing in finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, where standards for handling confidential business data are strict. Customers come from IT, advertising, manufacturing, retail, education, finance, and the public sector, and range from large listed companies to startups and small and midsize businesses.

How the new Slide Generation feature widens the use cases

The Slide Generation feature mentioned above was added to NoLang in April 2026. It builds a slide deck automatically from text or a PDF, and covers a wide range of uses: drafting a proposal, organizing the agenda for a meeting, or turning an existing report into slides.

Detailed layout settings such as the header, footer, and font size are supported, so the deck comes out the way it was intended.

After generation, the deck can be edited with instructions in plain language, new pages can be inserted automatically, and manual editing is available, so it can be refined step by step in dialogue with the AI.

Finished decks can be exported as PDF, and the business plan also supports PPTX export, which connects smoothly to editing in PowerPoint or Google Slides.

The greatest value of the feature is that combining it with video generation puts writing slides, turning them into video, and distributing the result on one platform. Existing material that was hard to turn into video, such as sales decks, meeting documents, proposals, and training content, can now be converted immediately, which has widened use across sales, HR, and communications teams.

What the business plan offers

Business customers can sign up for the unlimited plan. The unlimited plan⁶ has the following features, which support the use of video and slides across a company.

1. No limit on the number of videos or slides

Content for any business situation, including training, sales, PR videos, internal documents, and proposals, can be created without a cap on the number of items⁷. Video that used to be held back by cost and staffing, and slide decks as well, can be produced in-house as often as needed, which is a benefit specific to the business plan.

2. AI image generation and avatar videos

Original images can be generated by AI, and videos can include an avatar. This covers needs such as training videos where no one has to appear on camera, and sales videos that do not depend on a specific presenter.

3. Accounts can be reassigned freely

The user assigned to an account can be changed freely to match staff transfers or project-based use. This supports flexible operation across departments and teams.

What comes next

Mavericks, Inc. treats passing 100 companies as one milestone on the way to wider adoption. The company will strengthen the link between the Slide Generation feature and video generation, and continue developing features that make the whole workflow from writing documents to distributing video more efficient. Planned work includes optimizing the flow that generates video automatically from slide content, expanding templates by industry and use case, and improving collaborative editing for teams.

Mavericks, Inc. is also looking beyond Japan to companies overseas, and is working in parallel on stronger multilingual support and features for a global audience. Going beyond AI video generation, NoLang will keep evolving as a platform for business communication of every kind.